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Watch / Listen: Donegal v Armagh Preview – Martin McHugh & Barry O’Hagan

For the 29th time, Donegal and Armagh will clash in the championship on Sunday in MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey. Join Oisin Kelly and Brendan Kilcoyne for the build up and full LIVE match commentary from 1.40pm in association with Highland Motors -see highlandmotors.ie. Donegal have had the upper hand over the Orchard county winning their three […]

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Watch / Listen: Letterkenny gearing up for Gordan West Cup Final

On Saturday evening, Letterkenny will battle with Monaghan for the Gordan West Cup at the home of Ulster Rugby in Belfast. Letterkenny last played in the final at Ravenhill eleven years ago. The club are currently fighting on two fronts with promotion to Ulster Championship 2 still achievable. In Highand’s big game build up, Ryan Ferry

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GAA’s disciplinary process in disarray – Brendan Kilcoyne

Highland’s Match Analyst Brendan Kilcoyne says the integrity of the GAA’s disciplinary process has come into question after Armagh had three bans overturned by the CAC on Tuesday evening. Stefan Campbell, Ciaran Mackin and Aiden Nugent will now be available for Sunday’s provincial championship clash with Donegal in Ballybofey. The trio were banned for one

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Bonner declares an almost full strength squad for the Armagh clash

Donegal begin their 2022 Ulster championship campaign when they host Armagh in Ballybofey, on Sunday. Apart from Oisin Gallen and the two suspended players, Odhran McFadden Ferry and Neil McGee, Declan Bonner has a fully fit squad to choose from. Hear what the Donegal manager is expecting from what he rates a good Armagh outfit.

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Donegal hurlers start championship at Fermanagh – Mickey McCann

Donegal’s opening game in their 2022 Nickey Rackard Cup campaign against Fermanagh takes place on Sunday. The game has been moved from Brewster Park in Enniskillen to St Mary’s Maguiresbridge. Donegal go into the championship after a solid league campaign which seen them retain their Div 2B status. The competition format has changed which will

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Excitement building among runners as Strabane Lifford Half Marathon returns

Excitement is building in the local running fraternity for the return of one of the North West’s most popular half marathon events on Sunday May 15th. The Strabane Lifford Half Marathon is hosted by Derry City and Strabane District Council in partnership with Lifford Strabane Athletics club and is being held for the seventh time

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Paul Donaghy is the latest player to leave Tyrone

Tyrone have suffered another personnel blow ahead of this year’s Ulster Championship. Dungannon Clarkes’ forward Paul Donaghy has opted out of the All Ireland champions panel. Donaghy started two of Tyrone’s Division One games this season as they avoided relegation and last year scored 10pts on his debut against Donegal. His departure further diminishes Tyrone’s

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Suspensions handed out but further investigation could follow – Cahair O’Kane

Five players have been hit with proposed one game bans for their involvement in the melee at the end of Donegal Armagh league encounter last Sunday. Donegal duo Odhran McFadden-Ferry and Neil McGee along with Armagh trio Stefan Campbell, Aidan Nugent and Ciaran Mackin, will have to sit out the championship encounter between the sides

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